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The Digital Museum of Sufi Stories and Art by Children and Families: A Growing, Living Archive of Sufi Storytelling within Family Life
What happens when children and families actively bring centuries-old literary and cultural traditions to life through storytelling practices? What might we learn when stories are understood as historical artefacts as well as living practices of family life?
Growing2gether: Early Years Mentoring Programme
Gavin Morgan reports on how Growing2gether’s Early Learning Centre (ELC) / Nursery Programme has supported more than 3,000 children and young people across Scotland.
The Digital Ghatak: How Algorithms Sanitise Caste in Matchmaking in Kolkata, India
Read Sucharita Sen on the role of digital technologies in the making of marriage.
Navigating difficult family relationships in rural Mongolia
Veronica Gruca discusses the challenges of maintaining family ties in Mongolia in the face of complex relational dynamics.
Relationships, communities and investment: what our recent CRFR blogs tell us
Over the past year, the CRFR blog has hosted contributions from researchers and third-sector partners working across youth work, policing, volunteering and family support. Each blog focuses on a different and unique issue. But as we reviewed the writings, it was striking to see
Rebuilding Trust – How Police and Young Marginalised People Can Shape Better Relationships
Alan Mackie explores one of the most pressing challenges for contemporary policing: how to repair and strengthen relationships between young people and the police in resource-deprived communities.
Small acts, big impact: how communities can support families through everyday challenges
Jean Lowe discusses how communities can support families through everyday challenges, and the reasons that can impact someone’s willingness to offer and/or receive a supportive action.
What Happens to Friendship When We Marry? Insights from Urban India
Himalika Mohanty discusses how marriage and anticipated motherhood reshape friendships among urban middle-class adults in India, particularly for women.